underplay / ˌʌn dərˈpleɪ, ˈʌn dərˌpleɪ /

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underplay2 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to act sketchily.
  2. to act subtly and restrainedly.
  3. to understate or de-emphasize; downplay: The ambassador underplayed his role in the peace negotiations.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to leave out of one's acting all subtlety and enriching detail.
  2. to achieve an effect in acting with a minimum of emphasis.

underplay 近义词

underplay

等同于 minimize

underplay

等同于 play down

更多underplay例句

  1. There were other considerations, and I don’t want to underplay the logistical challenges posed by the pandemic.
  2. One of Smith's biggest internal challenges is a perception that he long underplayed the severity of the investigation — presenting it as a relatively minor accounting problem.
  3. I won’t underplay the depth and complexity of California’s challenges.
  4. These statements mark a shift for public bodies that, for decades, have underplayed health research on social issues.
  5. What she did need to worry about was trying to underplay her book in view of the attention it drew.
  6. To say that this is an unusual moment would be to underplay how unique it really is.
  7. Unknown forces are all the time engaged in a mystic underplay which is the real action of the piece.
  8. Especially with a purple speech like that; you've simply got to learn to underplay.